Add a realistic touch to your putting green by incorporating water hazards. Not only do they create an eye-catching feature, but they also test your accuracy and course management skills as you strive to avoid these obstacles during play. They can also help you relax if they have running water, as it sounds soothing.
5. Chipping Stations
Set up designated chipping areas around your putting green to work on your short game. They can help you hone your chipping skills and improve your touch around the green, which is crucial for shaving strokes off your score.
6. Multi-Length Rough
Include various lengths of artificial turf in San Jose around your putting green to simulate different types of rough. Practicing from different lies helps you adapt to diverse course conditions and develop the ability to recover from tough spots on the course.
